I created this series of images for an ABC piece on the relationship between domestic violence and female incarceration in Australia. It’s a sensitive topic, but one that deserves to be recognised.
Read the article here.
The Bottom Line (2018)
Some fresh designs in the Bottom Line series: ‘Dragnet’, ‘Eel’, ‘Not a Drill’ and ‘The Garden’.
The Bottom Line is an ongoing series of black and white artworks that reflect upon the issues surrounding the Great Barrier Reef, and marine ecosystems globally.
Made possible by a Kickstarter campaign, the works aim to serve as a physical reminder to protect marine life. You can purchase a print from the series and make a 15% donation to conservation efforts here: https://www.thebottomlinereef.com/
Proposition for Adidas’ Ultra Boost campaign, via Talenthouse.
Animation experiments!
Alternative poster art.
The Bottom Line (2018)
Some fresh designs in the Bottom Line series: ‘Eel’, ‘Dragnet’, ‘Not a Drill’ and ‘The Garden’.
The Bottom Line is an ongoing series of black and white artworks that reflect upon the issues surrounding the Great Barrier Reef, and marine ecosystems globally.
Made possible by a Kickstarter campaign, the works aim to serve as a physical reminder to protect marine life. You can purchase a print from the series and make a 15% donation to conservation efforts here: https://www.thebottomlinereef.com/
Proposed label re-design for Frontera’s Cabernet Sauvignon.
I created an interactive 360 degree panorama for my 2018 project, The Bottom Line. You can check out the interactive version on Artstation.
On boosting your vitamin intake with oral supplements, for Good Magazine NZ.
This work is a contribution to an animated ad for Kite.ly, a print-on-demand app created by Canon. The artwork represents a potential target market for the app, namely a music producer.
I was tasked with created some visual assets and scenery to be animated.
AD: Elco Ian, Painting.
Personal work.
T-Shirt Design for Drone Craft Australia.
An Ello submission to Papercut Magazine on voyeurism and surveillance.
The Bottom Line is an ongoing series of black and white artworks that reflect upon the issues surrounding the Great Barrier Reef, and marine ecosystems globally.
Made possible by a Kickstarter campaign, the works aim to serve as a physical reminder to protect marine life. You can purchase a print from the series and make a 15% donation to conservation efforts here: https://www.thebottomlinereef.com/
A suite of images for Ocean 52, a Barcelona-based mineral water brand that contributes half of it’s profits to marine conservation charities. This series attempts to tell 1000 years of oceanic history with just 8 images.
AD - Conquistador’s NY
Azumi, from Maniac. Personal work.
On Eating for energy, for Good Magazine NZ.
The Bottom Line is an ongoing series of black and white artworks that reflect upon the issues surrounding the Great Barrier Reef, and marine ecosystems globally.
Made possible by a Kickstarter campaign, the works aim to serve as a physical reminder to protect marine life. You can purchase a print from the series and make a 15% donation to conservation efforts here: https://www.thebottomlinereef.com/
On the writings of Carmen Machado, and her disturbing collection of short stories: Her Body and Other Parties. For the Big Issue Australia. This piece was also adapted for personal use as a sticker! (Pictured below).
Private commission, and gift. The dog's name is Rosie, the girl's name is Adele.
Part of a Talenthouse creative initiative to redesign Ballentine's spiced scotch-whiskey packaging for their 20th Anniversary.
Created for an article on nutrition, for Good Magazine NZ.
A selection of images created for an educational children's book called The Dance of the Green Eyed Monster. The book focuses on the lives of two young ballerinas, and deals with misconception and jealousy through the lens of dance.
Created as part of a Talenthouse initiative, this piece competed to become the design for the Lexus Short Films Season 3 Festival.
A personal piece and experiment in animation, it's based of a subway tunnel I came across in Prague.
Unused concept sketch.
An original personal piece which was adapted to suit the cover of Darebin City Council's poetry magazine, N-Scribe. Advertising for the magazine is also pictured, at a tram stop outside Northcote town hall.
The Bottom Line is an ongoing series of black and white artworks that reflect upon the issues surrounding the Great Barrier Reef, and marine ecosystems globally.
Made possible by a Kickstarter campaign, the works aim to serve as a physical reminder to protect marine life. You can purchase a print from the series and make a 15% donation to conservation efforts here: https://www.thebottomlinereef.com/
On dealing with sibling rivalry, for Good Magazine NZ.
On the endurance of Sherlock Holmes in popular culture, and the forgotten Australian case books written by Arthur Conan Doyle, for The Big Issue Australia.
Created for an artist’s residency at Lamington Drive, the gallery associated with The Jacky Winter Group.
Created for the single launch of Teen Wolves.
On foods containing phytonutrients, for Good Magazine NZ.
Book cover art for Donna Tartt’s The Secret History.
Created for use on personal branding, this piece has a special place in my folio, as I'm constantly told how much she looks like me.
Mother! Alternative film art commissioned by paramount, through talenthouse. The piece was on display at paramount’s HQ for a brief period leadng up to the movie’s release.
Garbage front woman, Shirley Manson.
On probiotic foods, for Good Mag NZ.
A personal work inspired by mirrors and Vietnamese food.
Created as part of a pitch for an Australian short film, called 'Gutterboy'. The film deals with homelessness in the LGBT community.
On the power of creative pursuits, for Good Mag NZ.
